Muse Video

Muse Video is a browser-based studio for producing short cinematic video clips from text prompts or reference images. Its interface is organised around a prompt-first workflow: you describe the subject, setting, lighting, camera move, pacing and audio direction, then choose duration (roughly 5, 10 or 15 seconds), resolution (480p, 720p or 1080p) and an aspect ratio suited to widescreen, vertical or square delivery. When a still frame matters more than words, you can upload a reference image and use image-to-video to steer composition and style.

The tool positions itself around the "Muse Video" model name Meta has publicised as part of its Muse media model family. Meta describes that model as an early preview featuring text, image and video inputs, native synchronised audio, grounded physics, character consistency and directable camera work. This site is a separate third-party front end that packages a similar prompt-led video workflow; it is not made, endorsed or operated by Meta, and Meta's official rollout status is outside the site's control.

Practical use leans on fast iteration. Every generation is stored in a session history where you can revisit prompts, re-run with adjusted camera motion or aspect ratio, and download the resulting clip. Credits are consumed per clip based on resolution and length, with the exact cost shown before you generate, so short low-resolution drafts are the cheap way to explore an idea before committing to a campaign-grade render.